MotoCross

Awesome to put together with your kids.

My 11 grandson loved this. I'm not sure I ever seen him quietly sit still this long before. Grandma scored big points with this puzzle.

Neat, but lot of tiny pieces. Not great for small children, I'd recommend for a teen.

This would be great for a kid. Everything was there and movable parts

Bought for GS & he flipped! Fit together perfectly & looks so nice on his shelf

This 3D puzzle uses good quality wood. There's no splitting or splintering. The pieces punched out easily and it was really fun to assemble a motorcycle.

I got this for my 17 year old son who loves dirt bikes. The wood is nice and thick, and the instructions were easy enough that he could put it together in about an hour or so. It even came with a few extra pieces in case something was lost or breaks. Part of this kit is a little stand to prop it up on. The pieces came altogether in slats of wood that you punch out individually as you are putting it together. They were thick enough that none broke while punching them out. All in all, it was a nice quality gift that was fun to put together and will last for a long time.

I love the way this was packaged. I have done several of these 3D wood models and not one has had the thought to produce a 3D puzzle wood box to present their product in. That said, I understand that the product being integrated into the top and bottom of the box may present challenges with ensuring that the product remains unbroken.The build went well. The directions were clear. It is a small model, so the actual building went by fast. This would be a great gift for someone who is looking to try out 3D wood models.The motorcycle is nicely detailed. the model includes a stand for it to sit on, but the wheels are wide enough that it doesn't actually need it. I love that the bike actually moves with working suspension, steering, and wheels. the mechanism to pull back the model and have it move is an unexpected bonus.The rubber band used to turn the rear wheel kept coming out of the slot, so I had to tie it around the hub.